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26 Cards in this Set
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Safeguarded the property rights of chartered corporations |
Dartmouth College v. Woodward |
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Prevented states from taxing the 1st BUS & reasserted federal supremacy- |
McCulloch v. Maryland |
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Gives the national government jurisdiction over interstate commerce- |
Gibbons v. Ogden |
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Made contracts inviolate and protected contractual property rights- |
Fletcher v. Peck |
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Voided part of the Judiciary Act of 1789 and established the important legal principal of judicial review |
Marbury v. Madison |
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This 1814 meeting proposed constitutional amendments that included super majorities for declaring war and admitting new states as well as a one-term limit on the presidency. |
Hartford Convention |
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It began when farmers in Pennsylvania refused to pay Hamilton’s new excise tax and ended when George Washington led troops to the area and restored order. |
Whiskey Rebellion |
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This was an incident where the French foreign minister Talleyrand solicited a loan and bribe from American diplomats in return for a halt of French attacks on American shipping. |
XYZ Affair |
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This is the name of the first ten amendments to the Constitution |
Bill of Rights |
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At this battle William Henry Harrison defeated an Indian confederacy formed by Tenskwatawa and Tecumseh and opened most of Indiana to American settlement |
Tippecanoe |
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At this battle the United States army under General Mad Anthony Wayne defeated the Western Confederacy of Native Americans under Little Turtle. |
Fallen Timbers |
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All of the following were crucial transportation innovations in the Early Republic EXCEPT Sailing Ships Steamboats Canals Railroads |
Sailing Ships |
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All of the following were legal ways that state governments freed enslaved American EXCEPT Emancipation Self-Purchase Abolition Manumission |
Self-Purchase |
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This was a system of work discipline used on southern cotton plantations in the mid-nineteenth century in which white overseers or black drivers supervised enslaved laborers to achieve greater productivity. |
Gang-Labor System |
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This was a labor system that recruited young girls from farm families to work in factories while they lived in company boardinghouses with strict rules and curfews under constant supervision. |
Waltham System |
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This was the greatest engineering feat of the antebellum period and allowed products from the Midwest to reach Europe by connecting the Great Lakes to the Hudson River |
Erie Canal |
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This class of skilled craftsmen and inventors built and improved machines for industry in the nineteenth century and established institutes to spread their skills and knowledge. |
Mechanics |
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He devised a machine that could quickly separate the seeds from delicate fibers, an innovation that increased the speed processing fiftyfold. |
Eli Whitney |
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built the most advanced British machinery for spinning cotton for a Rhode Island textile factory in 1790. |
Samuel Slater |
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These produced standardized parts of other machines at a low cost and facilitated the rapid spread of the industrial revolution in the United States. |
Machine Tools |
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This was an ideology that celebrated small-scale producers, men and women who owned their own shops or farms in a community as- independent workers and citizens. |
Labor Theory of Value |
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This legislation prohibited the publication of malicious attacks on the government. |
Sedition Act |
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Success depended on devout religious morals, the characteristics of the self-made man, and discipline. |
Middle-Class Ideology |
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The legal system protected the property rights of entrepreneurs. |
Causes of The Market Revolution |
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How the constitution protected slavery |
The three-fifths compromise |
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Andrew Jackson becoming a national hero was |
Consequence of the war of 1812 |
